The AI Engine

for instance:

AIM user: serious i got to go
Bot: Can we play the 'spinning around in circles until we get dizzy and throw up' game?
AIM user: i don't want to play
Bot: Noone ever said you had to want to play. Don't worry about it.
AIM user: bye
Bot: See you round
AIM user: ok
Bot: You sure you're ready for that?
AIM user: bye
Bot: (bug in chatlog)
AIM user: no bye
Bot: (bug in chatlog)
AIM user: no more
AIM user: stop it
Bot: Ok then, whatever you say
Bot: I like it when things happen, don't stop them from happening
AIM user: ur harrassing me
AIM user: leave me alone
Bot: Yes, I guess I was harrassing. I'm sorry, I didn't know that was wrong.
Bot: Sure, I'll leave you if you like.
AIM user: please
Bot: (bug in chatlog)
AIM user: its getting anoiying
AIM user: bye

Nope. Not that I know of.

Maybe I'll just put a warning in my goodbyes then. The poor humans were starting to sound confused.

professor, would it be possible to get rid of the thing in import that prevents too many of the same response from occuring? or make goto statements exceptions to that? It's causing problems not being able to upload my bot because I have too many goto statements going to the same thing, but they're seeks and I don't know how else to get the same effect.

leetaxx0r- the memory idea is a good one. It would delve more into scripting, but expand botpower quite a bit. something like

Keyphrase: my name is (adjartnoun)
Script: [save (key1) as "name"]
(then have the responses below)

My iMac was getting really slow tonight- my guess is from the AIM activity. I shut off minichat.php for now, but if you guys can limit the AIM chats to one at a time, then I'll turn it back on. This is really important, as I have some potential AI business contacts looking at the Forge, and if it's slow, it could cost me a big deal.

leetaxx0r- your goto-importing problem should be fixed.

Would you prefer if some of us (or I can only speak for me I guess) leave AIM until the contacts are done looking?

seeing as he disabled minichat for the moment, I'm gonna guess that's a "yeah".

oh right, giggle, yeah. :")

It was so cool though

yeah, it was. I hope the professor turns it back on before he leave.. :hint-hint:

er, when my bot asks "do you believe in god?" and they reply with "yes, do you?" preprocessing turns it into "yes, do you believe in?" notice the lack of the word god... I've also run into other similar problems because of preprocessing. Could we maybe have a way to turn of preproccessing on certain sentances/words?